EDUCATION From Birth to Death

Education is the transmission of knowledge, skills, and character traits and manifests in various forms. Formal education follows a structured institutional framework, like public schools following a curriculum. Non-formal education also follows a structured approach but occurs outside the formal schooling system, while informal education entails unstructured learning through daily experiences.  Quote; Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world.” - Nelson Mandela. “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.” ― Mahatma Gandhi “You can never be overdressed or overeducated.”  Oscar Wilde “Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today.” -Malcolm X. “Aim for success, not perfection. Never give up your right to be wrong because then you will lose the ability to learn new things and move forward with your life. Remember that fear always lurks behind perfectionism.” -David M. Burns “You will either step forward into growth, or you will step backwards into safety.”-Abraham Maslow. The word “Education” originated from the Latin term “Educere,” which means “to lead forth” or “to come out.”

SOCIOLOGY : A/AS/SHS Level

Sociology studies social behaviour or society, including its origins and systematic study of the development, organisation, networks, and institutions of social relationships.

It is a social science that uses various methods of empirical investigation and critical analysis to develop knowledge about social order, disorder, and change.

Part 1 covers AS-level subjects, including Socialisation and the creation of social identity. Methods of research. Theories of the family and social change. Family roles and changing relationships. 

PART 2  covers A Level topics, education, and society. Inequality, Globalisation (a-level). Media(a-level), Religion

Psychology : AS Level 

The topic it covers include social influence, Memory, Attachment, Psychopathology, Biopsychology, Research methods. 

Psychology is the scientific study of the mind and behaviour in humans and non-humans. Psychology includes the analysis of the conscious and unconscious. That encompasses the study of phenomena, including feelings and thoughts about human behaviour, development, personality, emotion, motivation, and more. 

It is an academic discipline of immense scope, crossing the boundaries between the natural and social sciences.

There are many branches of psychology including Cognitive, Biological, Cognitive, Forensic, Abnormal, Comparative, Personality ect.

Psychology : A Level 

This book covers A /SHS level of Cambridge awarding body syllabus which includes Issues and debates in psychology, Relationships, Schizophrenia, Forensic psychology.

Psychology is the scientific study of the mind and behaviour in humans and non-humans.



Psychology includes the analysis of the conscious and unconscious. That encompasses the 

Psychology: 850 Q & A Kindle Edition

This book covers over 850 questions and Answers on a wide range of topics in psychology, including; branches of psychology, psychological research methods, psychology treatment, therapies, mental illnesses, and Neuropsychologists. How to get the most out of psychological treatment. Psychology is a scientific discipline that studies mental states, processes, and human behaviour. The discipline of psychology is broadly divisible into two parts: a significant profession of practitioners and a smaller but growing science of mind, brain, and social behaviour.

 The two have distinctive goals, training, and practices, but some psychologists integrate the two.

Wilhelm Wundt is regarded as the father of psychology. He opened the Institute for Experimental Psychology at the University of Leipzig in Germany in 1879.

The book covers questions and answers on various psychology topics, including; branches in psychology, psychological research methods, type of Therapy, treatment for mental illness, neurological and psychological. What to expect from psychologist care.

JOURNEY TO COUNSELLING GRADUATION

VOLUME 1

Counselling is a continuous process that helps the individual become self-sufficient, self-direct and self-dependent simultaneously.

It is normal to feel anxious, especially when one is experiencing stressful moments. However, constant and ongoing anxiety that is overwhelming to control affects the daily life activities, which might be a deteriorating sign of generalised anxiety disorder (GAD),  that need medical and therapy in the form of counselling or a psychology.

Branches of counselling include; Abnormal, Addiction, Behaviour, Biological, Clinical

Cognitive (CBT) Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Psychodynamic Approaches

GAD (Generalised Anxiety Disorder).

JOURNEY TO COUNSELLING GRADUATION

VOLUME 2

Counselling is a continuous process that helps the individual become self-sufficient, self-direct and self-dependent simultaneously.

It is normal to feel anxious, especially when one is experiencing stressful moments. However, constant and ongoing anxiety that is overwhelming to control affects the daily life activities, which might be a deteriorating sign of generalised anxiety disorder (GAD),  that need medical and therapy in the form of counselling or a psychology.

Branches of counselling include; Abnormal, Addiction, Behaviour, Biological, Clinical

Cognitive (CBT) Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Psychodynamic Approaches

GAD (Generalised Anxiety Disorder).

Beekeeping, or apiculture, refers to managing honeybee colonies to produce honey, beeswax, royal jelly, pollen, and other bee products for crop pollination services.

In ancient times, people knew bees produced delicious honey, stung, and increased their numbers by swarming.

Modern beekeeping was founded between the 17th and 19th centuries. These included the mystery of the queen bee as the mother of nearly all the hive occupants, her curious mating technique, parthenogenetic development, movable frame hives, and the fact that bees rear a new queen if the old one disappears.



Beekeeping, care and management of colonies of honeybees. They are kept for their honey and other products or their services as pollinators of fruit and vegetable blossoms or as a hobby. The practice is widespread: honeybees are kept in large cities and villages, on farms and rangelands, in forests and deserts, from the Arctic and Antarctic to the Equator. Honeybees are not domesticated. Those living in an artificial domicile called a beehive or hive are no different from those living in a colony in a tree.

Rural development policies improve farming by improving on-farm activities and supporting ancillary services to secure sustainability.

Rural development is the continuous and comprehensive socio-economic process of improving rural life. It traditionally focuses on exploiting land-intensive natural resources such as forests and agriculture.Farming is the fabric of rural society and the main economic activity in many countries. It could severely affect social and political stability in economically developing countries.Healthy, sustainable, and inclusive food systems are critical to achieving the world's development goals. Agricultural development is one of the most powerful tools for ending extreme poverty, boosting shared prosperity, and feeding. Farming's main potential contributions to rural development are supporting employment, ancillary businesses, and environmental services. Farming may be necessary in peripheral regions to support the economic and social infrastructure.Rural development policies improve farming by improving on-farm activities and supporting ancillary services to secure sustainability. Agriculture can help reduce poverty, raise incomes, and improve food security for most of the world's poor who live in rural areas and work mainly in farming. Enhancing agricultural productivity is essential for poverty reduction. Agriculture also plays an integral part in rural development, primarily due to land usE

Value-added agriculture refers to increasing the economic value of a commodity through particular production processes or regionally branded products that improve consumer appeal and willingness to pay a premium over similar but undifferentiated products.

The process of creating a successful business involves the search for value. Value can be marketing a unique product, filling a market niche, simplifying the supply chain, providing a service, lowering costs, or many other ways. The more value you provide, the more return you can extract from the marketplace.

Value-added agriculture can include canning fruits and vegetables, making cheese from milk, or creating packaged meals from raw ingredients.



Examples of value-added agriculture include

Small-scale, organic food processing, Non-traditional crop production, Agri-tourism. Bio-fuels development. Garlic braids

Examples of value-added crops

Industrial hemp (for fibre), Kenaf (for fibre)

Castor bean (for oil), Garlic braids, Bagged salad mix

Agriculture is the art and science of cultivating soil, raising crops, and rearing livestock management, including horticulture, fishing and forestry, for food, fibre, medicinal plants, and other products. Agriculture has evolved over centuries with technological advancements, science, and best practices. Agriculture is a complex and multifaceted industry which includes pest control, precision agriculture, and water management.

Commercial Agriculture: Farming in which farmers grow crops intending to sell them in the market.

Dry Farming: The farming method is adopted in areas with scanty rainfall.

Livestock farming also plays a significant role in agriculture, providing essential food sources and income opportunities and contributing to nutrient cycling. 

Types of Farm Businesses: Large or small farms could cultivate plants, livestock, or both. Other farming includes produce, dairy, livestock, fish, flowers, Energy, and entertainment.

Speciality farms include vineyards and Bonsai farms. Cannabis farms; Chocolate farms (dairy farms that specialise in chocolate products. Apiary ( or bee yard)

Energy Farming: Some energy farms grow energy crops, and others are designed to generate wind or solar energy. 

Entertainment Farms include Fall farms (pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hayrides, etc.), Horse stables (for horseback riding), U-pick farms (strawberries, blueberries, and more), and Petting zoos.

The hospitality industry is a diverse, global sector that plays a central role in providing services related to leisure, comfort, and experiences across multiple domains. As one of the world’s largest industries, hospitality includes a range of businesses dedicated to accommodating, serving, and entertaining guests. The book overviews the hospitality sector, discusses its key components—hotels, restaurants, tourism, and events—and outlines the many career opportunities available in hospitality.

The tourism industry is diverse, encompassing a range of travel types that cater to different interests, values, and purposes. Some main types include ecotourism, cultural tourism, and adventure tourism, each with unique characteristics and impacts on the destinations. The book covers legal compliance.

Types of Service Styles, including American Service:

French Service, Russian Service, Buffet Service, Café or Casual Service:

Types of Events Corporate Events, Conferences: Trade Shows, Seminars and Workshops, Social Events, Weddings, Birthday Parties and Anniversaries, Fundraising Events.

The book is over 620 pages. Project management is a crucial discipline in today's fast-paced, globalised world. A project manager's job is to improve efficiency and problem-solve at every step of creating a deliverable. Whether it is a house, a website, or a software package, your project manager's goal will be to improve efficiency in these areas. Management, Task design, assignment, Deadline compliance, Quality control and product cohesion, project management tools, ect. Project management could be a secret weapon to succeed. Project management is a crucial discipline in today's fast-paced, globalised world. Whether in business, education, healthcare, or technology, effective project management ensures that tasks are completed on time, within budget, and with the desired outcomes. This course introduces the principles, tools, and techniques necessary for successfully managing projects of all sizes and complexities. Project management is a dynamic field with diverse career opportunities across various industries. This book benefits everyone along the chains, for example:

Junior Project Manager → Project Manager → Senior Project Manager → Program Manager → Portfolio Manager.

This book is over 570 pages long and is especially useful for students up to the degree level, businesspeople, and anyone interested in project monitoring and evaluation. Project monitoring, evaluation, and control are essential aspects of project management for a few reasons: They better ensure project success by verifying that a project stays on track and meets its objectives and deliverables. Identifies issues earlier so project managers can make plans to address and correct them. Optimises resources by ensuring they are continuously used efficiently

Encourages accountability within teams by solidifying each individual’s tasks and responsibilities.

Enables project managers to identify variances and project deviations quicker before they evolve into more significant issues Consequences of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) include

Accountability: M&E enhances accountability to stakeholders, including donors, governments, and the community, by demonstrating that resources are being used effectively and that the project generates results. Learning and Improvement: It allows organisations to learn from their successes and failures, facilitating continuous improvement in future project planning and implementation

This 0ver 660-page book covers the international syllabus of “AS”, and A level/SHS for the Cambridge awarding body; part one of the book is for AS and A level. Part two is mainly for A level. The topics covered included Including; Business and its environment, Human Resources, Operational Management, finance and accounting.

Types of business include; Sole trader/proprietorship, partnership, Corporations,

A cooperative, Limited liability company, A Franchise, a Company limited by guarantee, A company limited by shares publicly traded or privately held company, An unlimited company, a Charter corporation, a Statutory company, or a Parent company.

Proprietors must familiarise themselves with statutory/regulatory requirements and operate within them, including; Legal jurisdiction.

This over 400-page book covers the international syllabus of A level/SHS for Pearson/Edexcel. The main heading is The Market and People Managing Business Activities. Business Decision and Strategy. Global Business.

Types of business include Sole trader/proprietorship, partnership, and Corporation. A cooperative, Limited liability company, A Franchise. Company limited by guarantee, A company limited by shares publicly traded or privately held company, An unlimited company, a Charter corporation, a Statutory company, or a Parent company.

Classification of industry/business includes Agriculture, Mining, Service business, and Financial service transportation. Utility, Entertainment, Sports. Manufacture, Real estate, Retailers, Wholesales, Distributor.

Business Activities include good management, Commerce, Finance, Human Resources, and Manufacturing. Marketing, Research and development, Health and Safety, Sales, Accounting.

This publication, "Developing and managing institution and Organisation volume 1", contains about forty five essays on different entities worldwide. Most of them are written in college and university assignments and exam format, with content, body and list of references.

The book will also be helpful for people in business or about to start.

I recommend you read some of my over eighty published books; especially the law and business, www.faithunitybooks.com or www.amazon.com/book title/James Safo.

This publication, "Developing and managing institution and Organisation volume 2, contains about fifty seven essays on different entities worldwide. Most of them are written in college and university assignments and exam format, with content, body and list of references. The book will also be helpful for people in business or about to start.

I recommend you read some of my over seventy published books; especially the law and business, www.faithunitybooks.com or www.amazon.com/book title/james Safo.

There are some requirements and recommendations of training that carers might be required to undertake formally and obtain a certificate from the trainer organisation. Staff training includes; food hygiene, first aid, medication, health and safety, infection control, manual handling and dying, death and bereavement, Food hygiene regulation 178/2002 is directly applicable to EU legislation and provides the general principles of food safety and food law to which food businesses must comply.

First aid means the provision of emergency treatment and life support. Medication; drugs subject to this act are known as 'controlled drugs.Manual handling involves lifting, carrying, lowering or moving a load by hand or bodily force. It is the most common cause of accidental injury in the workplace, and the potential risks of manual handling affect nearly all members.The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 that as of 2011 defines the fundamental structure and authority for the encouragement, regulation and enforcement of workplace health, safety and welfare within the United Kingdom. An infection control policy is required in every workplace. Death, Dying, bereavement etc.

I have included in this publication some material/teaching I used when managing care Homes, for example; Brochure, Employee Handbook, Staff Induction (with some policies and procedures) Service user/Clients/residents guide. The qualities needed to be an entrepreneur to undertake activities, commercial or industrial, to generate cash flow, sales, and revenue by applying a combination of human, financial, intellectual and physical capital to operate economic development and growth.Those who play a part to set up care homes include registration and inspectors, environmental, fire, health and safety and healthcare officers, not forgotten, the lawyer, accountant, financier/bank and of course service user. You must consider many laws and regulations which include; Care Home regulation 2001 and reform 2011. CQC (Care Quality Commission), The Care Act 2014, which came into effect on 01/04/2015, DOH (Department of Health), RQIA (regulation and improvement authority).

This publication contains more than ninety policies and procedures. The aim and objective of all care homes and care agencies must include; To be open-minded and respective to suggestions from our service users and their representatives, staff and other professional care providers/purchasers. To promote the integration of the service into the local community. To promote privacy, dignity, rights, fulfilment and independence and to offer as wide a choice as possible in their lives. To work as a team with other relevant agencies to provide a comprehensive care package for service users. The home or agency policy must recognise the client's right to be treated with respect and as an individual. Any physically aggressive person who uses persistent verbal aggression or inappropriate sexual conduct towards the home or agency staff must be excluded from the services and refer to the appropriate category of the establishment.There must be effective and efficient organisation and management structure that are both qualified and experience in care with business acumen. There are some requirements and recommendations of training that carers might be required to undertake formally and obtain a certificate from the trainer organisation. 

Business is the creativity of making individuals or groups of people making money by creating products (such as goods and services) for profit. Legal terms include; sole trader, partnership, corporation, company, PLC, etc. For example, one can create businesses under health, environment, security, travelling, leisure, games gambling, retail shops etc." Time management is essential, and most business entrepreneurs want straight to the point information; hence this publication gives guidelines.

Business set-up and managing need commitment, but rewards are excellent. Of course, you will encounter difficulties, including jealousy and conspiracy to bring you down, but if you have the 3P's (patience, perseverance and persistence). Remember, when hard times happen in business, take it as usual but do not let it discourage you. Having academic qualifications is not always the key; many people have proved these include Bill Gates of Microsoft, Richard Branson of Virgin, Alan Sugar etc.

Mathematics is the science that draws necessary conclusions. Archimedes [287 – 212 BC] is the father of Mathematics, or Mathematics studies quantity (numbers), structure, space and change.This book’s content includes Blended learning. Application of series and sequence. Compare and contrast Concave and Convex in geometry. Discuss the Morita duality in algebraic structures. Graph theory. Topology and differential geometry. Trigonometry.Algebra and functions. Coordinate geometry The word mathematics comes from the Greek μάθημα (máthēma), which, in the ancient Greek language, means "that which is learnt", "what one gets to know", hence also "study" and "science", and in modern Greek just "lesson". It is challenging to trace back the exact origins of Maths. But it is estimated that Pythagoreans invented Maths in the early 6th century; after that, Euclid introduced the axiomatic method consisting of the definition, axiom, theorem, and proof.

Over the years, there have been prominent people involved in mathematics, including;

Giuseppe Peano (1858–1932), David Hilbert (1862–1943), Galileo Galilei (1564–1642) " Albert Einstein (1879– 1955)

This book is volume 2, and the content includes

Differentiation, Integration, Vectors, complex numbers, Numerical methods, Logs and exponentials, Mathematics terminology, and some Maths formulas.
There are a lot of calculations and some theological mathematics. The content of Volume 1 includes; Blended learning. Application of series and sequence.

Compare and contrast Concave and Convex in geometry. Algebraic structures. Graph theory. Topology and differential geometry. Trigonometry.Algebra and functions. Coordinate geometry. The content of volumes one and two cover most of the awarding body’s syllabus for pure mathematics, for A level or SHS (Senior High School) and international students who wish to enter universities in their own country or Europe, the United Kingdom and the USA ( United States of America.)

Mathematics is the science that draws necessary conclusions. Archimedes [287 – 212 BC] is the father of Mathematics,  This book is volume 3, Journey to Mathematics Graduation. The content consists of theory and calculation. Calculations include questions and answers on Interpretation, variability, central tendency, Quadratic Equation, Tabulation and graphical representation of data, Numerical, Calculus, Probability and Statistics, Combinatorics, Linear algebra, longitude and latitude Vector Geometry, ect. The theories include math anxiety, math being integrated, Pythagorean, calculus, ideas of mathematical logic, and technology in mathematics. The content of volumes one, two, and three cover most of the awarding body’s syllabus for A-level or SHS (Senior High School) and international students who wish to enter universities in Europe, the USA, Asia, and Africa.

Economics is an area of social studies that measure how people satisfy unlimited wants and needs with limited resources available. This book is over 630 pages and covers all the Cambridge International AS & A Level syllabus. Namely. Basic economic ideas and resource allocation, The price system and the microeconomy, Government microeconomic intervention, The macroeconomy, Government macroeconomic intervention, International economic issues

There are three levels of economics, namely: macroeconomics, microeconomics, and home economics. The science of economics combines and uses many other social studies. There are many standard themes of economics, including; Inflation: Recession: Gross Domestic Product Supply, Demand: Behaviour, and Utility theory. Production theory. Price theory. Prices rise. Interest, Markets. Capital: These are explained in the book.

Economics is an area of social studies that measure how people satisfy unlimited wants and needs with limited resources. There are three levels of economics, namely: macroeconomics, microeconomics, and home economics This publication, Economics; the Road to Graduation, is over 440 pages and contains 22 twenty-two essays, including; microeconomic, macroeconomic, home economic Consumers’ behaviour, economic efficiency, Market optimisation, economic growth and development, failures in the market, game theory, income distribution and inequality, Labour markets, market structures, demand and supply, production, cost, aggregate demand and aggregate supply, business cycles, elasticity, exchange rate and foreign exchange markets, Fiscal policy, globalisation, trade liberation, gross domestic product(GDP), inflation and deflation, International financial institution, monitory policy, Trade balance and current account, unemployment income distribution inequality

This publication contains one thousand one hundred and eleven questions and answers, plus a synopsis and questions to assess yourself. After the Lord Jesus Christ made his earthly debut, the New Testament was composed, which is the biography of our Lord Jesus Christ; in contrast, the Old Testament, written before He did, foretells Jesus' mission, ministry, coming location, and time. Hebrew, a Jewish language, was primarily used to write the Old Testament, maintained by Jews. During the time that Jesus was alive, Israel was under Roman rule. Greek was the most widely used language in the Roman Empire, despite Latin being the official language. General Facts about the New Testament; It contains twenty-seven books and has 7,959 verses. Originally written in Greek but has been translated into many languages. The Bible is the most valuable and read book in the world. It can be divided into four sections: The Books of Gospels, Acts, Epistles and Revelation. There are four gospels – Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. They were written between A.D. 60 to 100 and all have the same view. 

Reading the Old Testament brings Christians close to God because it is the word of God and a basis for the New Testament and Western civilisation. The Old Testament refers to a Christian term meaning the Jewish Bible. This is because it was given to the Jews and preserved by them before the coming of Christ into the world. The old testament is the most important word of God that this world affords and is a collection of thirty-nine books about the history and religion of the people of Israel. The authors of these books are unknow, the beginning of the world, of humankind and of God's promise to the Israelites. Genesis, the first book opens with God's world creation, Adam and Eve, and how Satan was thrown out of heaven. It contains four main sections; The Pentateuch comprises the first five books of the Old Testament, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy, then followed by The Former Prophets, writings of the Historical Books, which cover the history of the Israelites, include, from Moses’s death to the fall of the nation in 587 BC (from Joshua).

Theology is the systematic study of the nature of the Almighty God. Allah and more broadly, religious belief. There are students on the road to theology graduation, including Christians, Muslims and Hindus. This Theology book covers most of the syllabus for a degree in Theology and all the primary faith and the nature of Almighty God. Apart from writing about all faiths, this book contains topics including Abortion Debate and affirming The Rights of the LGBTQ Community.

Analysis of same-sex marriage, suicide epidemic, deviance baptism using spirit and fire as prophesied. The basis of Religion on Influencing racial discrimination and death penalty, two-parent blended families post-divorce, Black Lives Matter through the lens of Religion.

Christian believe in the afterlife, reward, and punishment. Empathy Walk. War and Religion etc.

The publication has one thousand forty four questions and answers, groups under Chapters which include Allah.

This book will benefit all believers to know and understand the Qur’an and Islam and answers some non-Muslim questions. Chapters include Allah, The Quran, Prophet Mohammed and Angel Gabriel. How the Qur'an came to be. First and second revelations in the Qur'an. Prophet Mohammed's wife’s children. Etc. The event after prophet Muhammad's death. Prophets in the Qur'an. Commandments of Allah in the Qur'an. Ayat. The doctrine of the Qur'an, Exegesis of the Quran, Revelations of the Quran, Translation of the Quran. Types of Muslims. Beliefs and Practices Muslims, Language and Teachings of the Qur'an, Women in the Qur'an. Verses about Jesus in the Qur'an, etc.

This publication has over three hundred and fifty pages including pros, narrative, dialogue, over three hundred and seventy questions and answers, etc. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is "Highly Praised" and is regarded by all Muslims as poet, king and Allah's last prophet on earth. Pre researched, I had been hesitating to write about him as I thought I could cause an offence based on my ignorance of the religion or simply because of the empathetic nature of the subject. For sure, most countries live in a democratic world that promotes free speech. However, does this always hold water? Sometimes it is better to keep one's tongue for the sake of peace. When Muslims state that Prophet Muhammad was the last prophet, they meant that he was the last messenger to receive the content of a Holy book, the Qur'an, from Allah. Which is fully memorised by all true Muslims from school age and can be recited in full from the beginning to the end.

This book contains Buddhism primary texts plus over one hundred questions and answers.

It also gives the reader an insight into Buddhism who believes in a supernatural being, although some branches do not use the word "God". Surprisingly, Buddha was asked by one of his followers if there is God. He answered that he believed God, that it is more difficult to enter God's Kingdom.

He went on to say that it is easier to obtain enlightenment in Buddhism than to go to heaven. True practising Buddhists appear kind-hearted, honest, open-minded and accept all religious faiths. It is believed that abiding by the doctrine of four-noble truth, eight-fold path steps and meditation will lead the individual to enlightenment. Buddha received enlightenment when he was sitting under a tree meditating.

This publication is over five and eighty one  pages, fifty chapters with subheadings in pros, narrative, dialogue, plus over three hundred and fifty questions and answers etc. The aim is to promote world peace through understanding all Christian denominations and other religious faiths.

Jesus is well-respected by all faiths; however, the interpretation of his teaching using parables, miracles have caused misunderstandings and created thousands of Christian denominations. One thing that binds Christians together is their belief in Jesus Christ, and that God sent him as his special messenger or beloved son and he died. He was crucified and raised after three days. Jesus never claimed to be God. Some of the questions answered include;  Did Jesus have brothers and sisters? Did Mary, mother of Jesus, die a virgin? Was Jesus crucified or taken to heaven alive? Is Jesus the Son of God? What are your personal interpretations of his parables? Who is God? He is the Alpha and Omega (the beginning and the end), the great architect of the universe and the greatest geometrician of the universe; therefore, we need to worship, praise and glorify him alone in spirit. On the other hand, Jesus is the rock and the stronghold of Christianity. The mission statement for all true worshippers of God is "Ad Astra Per Aspera" "through hardship to the sky".

The aim of this over five hundred and fifty pages, fifty chapters and subheadings publication is to promote world peace through the understanding of Islam and Christianity. This book is improves, narrative, dialogue, biography of Jesus and Muhammad and covers some very sensitive issues raised by people who appear to genuinely wish to know the answer to their curiosity. It also compares their doctrines, some supported by the quotations Bible and Quran and author's comments.Christianity and Islam command about eighty per cent of the world's believers in God or Allah, and strike the balance of power for the maintenance of the world’s peace. These two faiths are descendants of Prophet Abraham, whose wives Haggai had Ishmael (represent Islam) and Saira had Isaac (represent Christianity).  Both the Holy Bible and the Qur'an have the Ten Commandments which God gave to Prophet Moses for humans to follow. Islam respects Jesus (Pbuh) and his mother Mary, most Christian accept the content of the Qur'an and hold Prophet Muhammad in high esteem.There are extreme groups in most religions, for example, Islam has the Al-Qaeda, Hezbollah, PLO, and Hamas. Christians, have black widows, National Socialist Party (Nazi), Ku Klux, The Aryan Brotherhood and Christian fundamentalists who claim to be defendant of the Bible "Bible Belt".

This publication (Panama Nandha), "God loves Hinduism" in pros, narrative etc., also have a section for over one hundred and fifty questions and answers. It aims to be educational for all ages and a reference for schools and colleges.

From my research, include Hindus friend "Valli", I will describe Hindu as an open-minded, caring person who accepts all religious faiths and might attend other religions worshipping places.

The main confusion appears to be a public perception that Hindus worship different "gods" This belief is supported by Hindus saying, "Ano Bhadra Krathavo Yanthu Vishwatah", which means "let the knowledge comes to us from every direction". The saying confirms that Hindus believe in one God with different attributes, "gods", for a specific task. For example, Hindus respect and regard cows as sacred but do not supplicate to them. Some Hindu temples are specific to one "god", but there are few temples for worshipping all the gods. The creator, 'PARAMA NANDHA', is the almighty God as referred to by other monotheism. They have no problem living in harmony with every religion on earth and indeed in heaven.

WARNING: Beware of false messengers!

This publication is over four hundred and twenty pages, over twenty eight chapters written in prose, narrating, dialogue between God and his messengers, plus over fifty questions and answers on the old testament and the Qur'an. As a sign of respect, Muslims use, or they will abbreviate in English (PBUH), which means "Peace Be Upon Him" or Arabic (SAWS) letters For all God’s prophets up to and include Muhammad (last prophet of God)

The book covers God’s messengers before Jesus Christ came to the earth. Include Abraham, Abel, Buddha, Cain, David, Elijah, Joseph, Jonah, Job, Jacob, Krishna, Lot, Shauyd, Mary, Moses, Noah, Solomon, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Samuel, Samson, Zachariah, Hiram Abiff and many more. These messengers accepted God's wishes despite the pain and suffering as in the Bible and in the Qur'an, the Grant Ten Gurus etc. Jesus warned us to be very cautious of false messengers who might call themselves pastors, prophets, bishops, reverends and others who use God's name for their selfish gain. Prophet Muhammad was God last messenger/ prophet.

This publication is a simplified version of “The original Faith Unity book” over one thousand two hundred pages and more than seventy chapters with subheadings relating to most major religious faiths. A lot of my social media friends have requested a version, hence this publication. "Faith Unity" covers about fifteen religions include Baha'i, Buddhism, Christianity, Freemasonry, Hindus, Islam paganism, Sikhism, Taoism, Zoroastrian etc. However, to answer Issues about how God dealt with humans, I have included seventy questions and answers pertaining only to the old testaments. My other book "Love all faith" has over 1,300 questions and answers covering over fourteen faiths. To get the complete picture of the religious faiths, I recommend reading both "Faith Unity" and 'Love All Faiths' publications.



The book encompasses all the revelations to God's prophets include "The Torah", the first five books of the Bible, the Ten Commandments, the Old Testaments. David received the revelation to write the book of Psalms, Jesus Christ and Muhammad revelation in new Testament and Qur'an. God created all of us. God loves and accepts the way that all faith worship and praises Him, that is why He gave all humans free will. Let us all work hard to bring world peace and avoid being hypocrites.